If you decide to change this game's name, I think "Combo Theory" would be cool. It could be like a whole educational guide on how to string combos together in various fighting game engines.
Upon further testing, seems like the infinite hitstun glitch happens when the enemy hits the floor and a groundbouncing move hits the enemy at the same time
I'm very confused. The text is so vague I didn't even realize that it's about trauma and the gameplay feels like a complete disconnect from the idea of memory.
Welp, guess who took literally 3 years to finally solve a puzzle and now feels stupid about it? :'D
I have no idea how I did not realize that if I put 2 move back lines that doesn't mean I'm not allowed to place more than 3 move forward lines. I'm facepalming at myself rn.
This game called me out on so many levels it's actually ridiculous. I could've sworn the story of the game is inspired by someone's results of stalking my relationship.
Also help I turned on screen reader by accident and it's in türkish and I can't turn it off because the settings button doesn't work I know that I played through it all but AAA Help
Yup, this works! If his opening hand is Opening gambit and 2 cards that cost more than one (double strike and mend for example) the hero will always pick opening gambit.
Wait times depend on what your opponent does in order to make waiting not OP. For parrying projectiles I would suggest doing things like empty hops and dashes to pass the time since they are way more consistent in actionability
I have found out that the downloaded version has sound while the browser version doesn't, even though the tab's sound is opened on my firefox. browser issue?
Ayyy, that's a pretty cool project you have! It's really fun coming up with racetracks with this. Some suggestions: 1. A wall obstacle. Literally just a wall that you can place with any orientation or length, to block the balls' path inbetween the grid. 2. The track nodes of bridges and regular paths being seperate, so that you can have a track and road going directly on top of one another. 3. Being able to spawn marbles / spawn checkpoints, starts and finishes on bridges, maybe via carrying over the layer button to the race mode. 4. Being able to "link" checkpoints to each other so those checkpoints all count as one big checkpoint. (useful for split paths and such)
Overall a fun thing to mess around / share tracks to friends with! 8/10 would recommend despite being unfinished
This is a really fun concept both in theory and practice, and it's a fun balance needing to micromanage the characters' health, actions and stress. Although I would like to say it's REALLY easy to accidentally make a character mad if you're not careful... especially when the heroes can give you some... strange prompts sometimes. "Ah yes, hero, let's give me THREE healing prompts while MY WHOLE PARTY IS AT FULL HEALTH"
